Kevin Smith Reveals Dogma Will Be Coming to Home Media, Streaming and Cinemas Soon

Kevin Smith Reveals Dogma Will Be Coming to Home Media, Streaming and Cinemas Soon

As a film enthusiast who has been around since the dawn of the digital age, I can’t help but feel a sense of nostalgic excitement at the prospect of Kevin Smith‘s controversial masterpiece, “Dogma,” finally making its long-awaited return to the big screen. Having grown up in the era where movies like this were considered taboo and groundbreaking all at once, I vividly remember the uproar it caused back when it was first released 25 years ago.


For quite some time now, Smith has been striving to regain control over one of his most debated yet successful films titled “Rounders”. It seems that the people who have long hoped for a divine intervention to bring this Smith movie back into public view might finally get their wish. This is because, as it turns out, the director has shared some thrilling updates about the beloved movie starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck with its fans.

25 years have passed since the debut of Dogma in 1999; it’s a humorous fantasy film set within the View Askewniverse created by Smith. The tale revolves around two angels who, having been banished from Heaven by God, attempt to return. However, their return could lead to the annihilation of everything as we know it. Therefore, they need to be prevented from achieving their goal before they can finish their mission.

The last opportunity for purchasing a new copy of Dogma was back in 2008 when its Blu-ray edition came out. Since then, with the rise of streaming and digital downloads, people expected that this would change, but the movie has been stuck in a state of limbo. Despite Harvey Weinstein’s downfall and several offers to buy the rights to Dogma being rejected, there seems to be a breakthrough this year as the film is now with someone who is willing to let it return to theaters.

The Resurrection of Kevin Smith’s Most Controversial Movie

Kevin Smith Reveals Dogma Will Be Coming to Home Media, Streaming and Cinemas SoonKevin Smith Reveals Dogma Will Be Coming to Home Media, Streaming and Cinemas SoonKevin Smith Reveals Dogma Will Be Coming to Home Media, Streaming and Cinemas SoonKevin Smith Reveals Dogma Will Be Coming to Home Media, Streaming and Cinemas Soon

During an interview on “That Hashtag Show,” Smith discussed his new project, “The 4:30 Movie.” He also shared details about regaining the rights to the movie “Dogma” and forthcoming plans for it. Smith mentioned that since the film was sold from its long-time owner, the new proprietors offered him the opportunity to tour with the movie, which he quickly accepted.

I exclaimed, ‘Absolutely! Can you believe it? Showcasing a film that appeals to many, with its emotional resonance and nostalgic feel, will surely be a hit again. We’re set for success!’ I anticipate that this revival will take place in 2025, first on home video, then back in theaters, and I’ll even host tours for it.

For enthusiasts of “Dogma”, this development is certainly exciting, but it might not be the final chapter yet. The director and writer himself hints at grand ideas for potential future projects given that the film is once again under their control.

Perhaps, at this stage, we might consider expansions such as sequels or television adaptations to continue the narrative. This is something that was previously unexplored and truly exhilarating! Moreover, everyone involved in its creation remains active, making it a potential reality.

The film titled “Dogma” faced a torrent of criticism and ridicule due to its portrayal of the Catholic Church before its release. Demonstrations were organized and cinemas planning to screen it were picketed, with Smith himself being targeted by death threats. However, times have evolved and while there is still controversy surrounding such depictions, there are now numerous instances where similar themes have been explored in potentially more blasphemous ways than “Dogma”. It will be intriguing to observe the reactions of contemporary audiences as they discover this film for the first time in over 15 years.

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2024-10-10 18:03